Do you struggle finding a potential spouse who is your intellectual equal?

[glenmorangie]

Originally Posted by iknowftbll

That's why God made google!

And God said, Let there be Google; he willed it, and at once there was Google. Oh, the power of the word of God! And in the new creation, the first thing that is wrought in the soul...is Google.

Amen.

[Zeurich]

Originally Posted by Office Politics

I live in a community with lots of people with very high IQ's, advanced degrees, and executive positions. Many of them also have a very high EQ along with their high IQ. These are impressive accomplished people.

But with the high level of intelligence and success comes a huge ego and needs. If you think- and know- you are very impressive, finding someone you think is an equal is really hard. Most people are not going to satisfy you emotionally, physically and intellectually.

Can anyone relate? (The happiest relationships I know about are two simple working class people who love everyone and have below average smarts.)

in my opinion for a relationship those are not relevant. those are status and additional things people may have but non of those wont help to be a good partner. I have a good friend he has a top degrees, his IQ is more than enough.Intelligent ,smart and all you can say. But he does not know how to talk. He talk arrogant to people.When some one ask a question he answer with another question. So what is the point. If some one did not see as a child how their parents live happy and share the life no way that person be a good lover either good parent. may be I am wrong but that is what I think.

[Gerania]

Originally Posted by cfa-ish

You know, now that you mention it, I find antidisestablishmentarianism mostly has floccinaucinihilipilification.

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